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Afriqiyah Airways en été 2007: problèmes de bagages
🙁 Mes parents sont parti au Togo, la semaine dernière via la compagnie Afriqiha. Le voyage s'est bien passé mais pour récupérer leurs bagages, c'est une autre histoire. Le transfert des bagages se fait actuellement avec un retard d'environ 1 semaine. Je vous laisse imaginer les conséquences (en particulier quand vous avez vos médicaments dans la valise) vu que très peu de choses sont accepté en bagage à main. 🤪
Je veux bien comprendre qu'ils ont fait du surbooking (un peu comme tout le monde) mais ce qui m'énerve, c'est qu'il était au courant des pertubations et aucune informations n'a été donné aux clients pour que les gens prennent leurs dispositions.
Qu'elles sont les moyen de recours? 😠
Je veux bien comprendre qu'ils ont fait du surbooking (un peu comme tout le monde) mais ce qui m'énerve, c'est qu'il était au courant des pertubations et aucune informations n'a été donné aux clients pour que les gens prennent leurs dispositions.
Qu'elles sont les moyen de recours? 😠
Agence de voyage à Bangkok?
quelqu'un pourrait-il me donner l'adresse d'une agence de voyage fiable et pas trop chere (of course) pour acheter un billet aller simple Bangkok-Accra.
quand je demande sur Kaosan road, je vous dis pas les yeux abasourdis que je peux avoir!
c'est peut-etre mieux par internet ?
Coût de la vie en Tanzanie?
J' ai un projet de voyage pour la tanzanie.
est-ce que le cout de la vie y est élever ? combien de temps dois-je prévoir pour faire un safari et visite Zanzibar (scuba). Quel dois être mon budjet.
Est-ce que la Nambie est moins cher pour l'équivalent?
P.S. je suis backpacker donc pas très riche
Merci
est-ce que le cout de la vie y est élever ? combien de temps dois-je prévoir pour faire un safari et visite Zanzibar (scuba). Quel dois être mon budjet.
Est-ce que la Nambie est moins cher pour l'équivalent?
P.S. je suis backpacker donc pas très riche
Merci
Travailler à Abu Dhabi dans le domaine de l'enseignement
bonjour,
je suis une jeune femme très ambitieuse qui veut aller travailler à abu dhabi dans le domaine d'enseignement mais je ne sais pas trop comment m'y prendre.j'ai déja fait quelques recherches mais en vain.
je précise que j'ai un master en littérature française, et une licence en langue française, je suis musulmane qui réside en france.
ce que je vous demande, si quelqu'un parmis vous pourrait m'aider ou m'orienter cela m'aidera beaucoup.
j'attend une réponse encourageante avec impatience.
bonne fin d'après midi
Pays d'Afrique avec parcs animaliers
Bonjour,
Nous sommes un couple avec enfant de 4 ans; nous souhaiterions voyager 15 jours en Afrique pour découvrir les parcs animaliers et éventuellement plongé car nous sommes plongeurs .
quels pays sont les plus interessants à visiter pour les parcs animaliers sans que cela soit l'usine à touriste de base dans des camps et bus pour photographes !!!!!!
on nous a parlé de la namibie, du botswana... on aimerait découvrir un maximum de faune, éléphants, girages, lions, tigres.... et terminer par quelques jours de détente en bord de mer pour plonger...
Merci d'avance pour vos conseils
Merci d'avance pour vos conseils
Prix de balades à dos d'éléphant en Thaïlande?
Salut
Est-ce que les ballades a dos de Babar en thailande sont interressante ? Ou a defaut, : amusante ? Si oui sa coute combien ?
Site d'identité des avions commerciaux
Je recherche un site qui permet de connaître l'indentité et entécédant des appareils (commerciales). merci.
Besoin d'un visa pour la Chine depuis Hong Kong?
Bonjour à tous,
Je vais bientot partir étudier à Hong Kong pour 6mois, je vais avoir un Visa étudiant pour Hong Kong et je voudrais avoir si avec ce visa je peux voyager dans la Chine continentale où dois-je refaire une demande de visa une fois sur place ? De plus, combien de temps faut-il pour renouveller un Visa à Hong Kong ?
Dernière petite question, quels vaccins dois-je faire obligatoirement avant de partir ?
Merci pour vos réponses !
Je vais bientot partir étudier à Hong Kong pour 6mois, je vais avoir un Visa étudiant pour Hong Kong et je voudrais avoir si avec ce visa je peux voyager dans la Chine continentale où dois-je refaire une demande de visa une fois sur place ? De plus, combien de temps faut-il pour renouveller un Visa à Hong Kong ?
Dernière petite question, quels vaccins dois-je faire obligatoirement avant de partir ?
Merci pour vos réponses !
Royal Air Maroc
Je viens de réserver un voyage aux "dunes d'or" d'Agadir au Maroc pour le mois de mai 2006. En consultant la liste des vols au départ de Nantes je m'aperçois que j'airai la compagnie Royal air Maroc.
J'ai surfé un peu et je n'ai pas que des bons echos de cette compagnie....
Pourriez-vous me faire partager votre expérience (surtout au niveau sécurité...)
Merci
Contacts au Tchad ou au Soudan
Bonjour à tous,
Je prépare un voyage au tchad ou au soudan pour la fin de l'année 😛.
Je suis à la recherche de contact sur place, guide, agence de voyage...
Pourriez-vous m'aider ?
Merci d'avance.
🙂🙂
Je prépare un voyage au tchad ou au soudan pour la fin de l'année 😛.
Je suis à la recherche de contact sur place, guide, agence de voyage...
Pourriez-vous m'aider ?
Merci d'avance.
🙂🙂
Itinéraire en Afrique en famille
bonjour, nous partons pour un tour du monde de 1 an aec nos 3 enfants en 06/04 avec debut du periple par afrique.
nous en sommes a fixer notre itineraire ;quel pays conseillés en respectant la securité d'abord, puis authenticité et civilisa tion et enfin decouverte de la faune
merci de vos conseils
nous en sommes a fixer notre itineraire ;quel pays conseillés en respectant la securité d'abord, puis authenticité et civilisa tion et enfin decouverte de la faune
merci de vos conseils
3-month visa on arrival in Rwanda
Hi
Has anyone been to Rwanda recently and gotten a 3-month visa on arrival easily?
Thanks
Upcoming Jet Fuel Shortage in Vietnam and Sri Lanka
Hi!
Sri Lanka has announced it could run out of fuel in the coming weeks if the Strait of Hormuz remains blocked. The government has implemented a mandatory four-day workweek to save oil, and there are long lines at gas stations due to fears of an early shortage.
In Vietnam, the government has warned all airlines that flights will need to be reduced due to a lack of kerosene. The country imports two-thirds of its jet fuel from China and Thailand, but both countries have now banned exports out of fear of domestic shortages.
The state is asking airlines to plan ahead and park aircraft to drastically reduce operations, starting with domestic flights and then international ones. International carriers will also need to cut back on their rotations.
This will begin in the coming days. 🙁
In the midst of Kenya's wildlife, October 2025
Hello everyone,
After sharing some safari photos from southern Tanzania, I’d like to show you those from our latest safari in Kenya in October 2025.
First, I’d like to thank Sylvie56, whose previous travel journals about this country inspired our trip choices. Thanks also for the info you sent us via PM. THANK YOU!
The following account is from a simple wildlife enthusiast. You won’t find anything here but images of landscapes, mammals, and birds. The stated purpose of this trip was purely and solely wildlife-focused. (It was in no way a discovery of the country or its people).
This stay/safari began (and ended) in Nairobi, with flights between France and Kenya operated by Qatar Airways departing from Nice.
Over two weeks, we first visited the reserves of Tsavo West and Tsavo East, then after a long road trip, the two reserves of Buffalo Springs and Samburu.
= Please wait until the end of the journal to ask any specific questions (or send them via PM) to keep the story flowing without interruptions or off-topic comments.
Thanks for your understanding.
...
Previous Kenya safari trip in 2017, here:
http://www.image-nature.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=162&t=61119
...
After sharing some safari photos from southern Tanzania, I’d like to show you those from our latest safari in Kenya in October 2025.
First, I’d like to thank Sylvie56, whose previous travel journals about this country inspired our trip choices. Thanks also for the info you sent us via PM. THANK YOU!
The following account is from a simple wildlife enthusiast. You won’t find anything here but images of landscapes, mammals, and birds. The stated purpose of this trip was purely and solely wildlife-focused. (It was in no way a discovery of the country or its people).
This stay/safari began (and ended) in Nairobi, with flights between France and Kenya operated by Qatar Airways departing from Nice.
Over two weeks, we first visited the reserves of Tsavo West and Tsavo East, then after a long road trip, the two reserves of Buffalo Springs and Samburu.
= Please wait until the end of the journal to ask any specific questions (or send them via PM) to keep the story flowing without interruptions or off-topic comments.
Thanks for your understanding.
...
Previous Kenya safari trip in 2017, here:
http://www.image-nature.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=162&t=61119
...
Comoros again: trip report
Well, I still feel a bit lonely about this destination—no requests for info, no travel journals, or trip reports since I last posted over a year ago. A little disheartening.
That said, I did cross paths with slightly more tourists this time. Not a ton, but enough to notice compared to my last stay. Beyond that, not much has changed—the people are just as lovely, and every interaction, whether at the market, in the medinas, in town, or in the countryside, was positive. It was so pleasant; my "alert meter" stayed at zero the whole time (which is pretty different from some other places I visit now and then). The roads outside the cities remain dangerous, and the accident rate seems high. Best to drive during the day and take it easy (on some rough stretches, you don’t really have a choice anyway). The scattered plastic and metal waste hasn’t magically disappeared, and it’s still pretty discouraging to see the most beautiful beaches surrounded by empty bottles, straws, diapers, and rusted carcasses of an old Xantia or a skeletal Espace. When it’s not on the beach itself (since those are cleaned), it’s just a few meters away. Usually, there’s not much in the water or close to shore—the seabeds are gorgeous, with coral and a wide variety of scaly friends... But stepping back onto the hardened lava, you dodge a chip bag or a shriveled battery. Such a paradox. Honestly, it’s like this almost everywhere except on hotel beaches or those far from human settlements. But otherwise, in places like Chomoni, Bouni, Itsandra, Moya, and Domoni (on Anjouan), Nioumachoua (on Mohéli, and even on the nearby islets), it’s hard to ignore. And it unfortunately tarnishes the beauty of these otherwise stunning spots.
That said, you can still find secluded micro-bays, protected and remote, where this isn’t an issue. And where there are hotels—like in Petite Itsandra in Moroni, in front of Laka Lodge in Nioumachoua, Trou du Prophète, or even Chomoni (though the surrounding areas are so littered...)—the beaches are cleaned, so...
So why go? Why still love it despite all this? Well, first, the Comorians themselves—that’s already essential and probably the main reason. Then there’s the breathtaking topography: the imposing Karthala, the dizzying peaks and cliffs of Anjouan, vast ravines, a tortured geology covered in lush nature, and Mohéli, much more serene and gentle, blanketed in spice plants and trees with names that make you dream, like an open-air spice market. The flora across the islands—the fields, trees, scents: clove trees, cinnamon trees, lychee, mango, cardamom, nutmeg, vanilla, coconut palms, banana trees, coffee plants, cocoa... A profusion of green dotted with red, white, and yellow berries and flowers... The seabeds are stunning in many places, and there are some beautiful beaches/oceanfront spots, especially near Trou du Prophète (but not only there). The history and culture—between traditional festivals, but especially the medinas with their staircases, covered passages, palaces, and mosques that create Escher-like constructions. I love wandering through them for hours, stumbling upon an unlikely shop, a more or less philosophical saying like "pain is a warning," "a promise is a debt," or the less original "little by little, the bird makes its nest." A grocery store, women negotiating freshly caught fish (usually tuna, immediately cut and ready to sell), kids playing, old men playing checkers, a call to prayer... In Moroni, Mutsamudu, and Domoni, I spent most of my "urban" time.
If anyone’s interested—though given the hype about Comoros on the forum, I doubt it—but if you need info on accommodation across the three islands, some restaurants, or sites to visit, don’t hesitate to ask.
This message is another message in a bottle (one more, if I dare...) for the Comoros destination.
That said, I did cross paths with slightly more tourists this time. Not a ton, but enough to notice compared to my last stay. Beyond that, not much has changed—the people are just as lovely, and every interaction, whether at the market, in the medinas, in town, or in the countryside, was positive. It was so pleasant; my "alert meter" stayed at zero the whole time (which is pretty different from some other places I visit now and then). The roads outside the cities remain dangerous, and the accident rate seems high. Best to drive during the day and take it easy (on some rough stretches, you don’t really have a choice anyway). The scattered plastic and metal waste hasn’t magically disappeared, and it’s still pretty discouraging to see the most beautiful beaches surrounded by empty bottles, straws, diapers, and rusted carcasses of an old Xantia or a skeletal Espace. When it’s not on the beach itself (since those are cleaned), it’s just a few meters away. Usually, there’s not much in the water or close to shore—the seabeds are gorgeous, with coral and a wide variety of scaly friends... But stepping back onto the hardened lava, you dodge a chip bag or a shriveled battery. Such a paradox. Honestly, it’s like this almost everywhere except on hotel beaches or those far from human settlements. But otherwise, in places like Chomoni, Bouni, Itsandra, Moya, and Domoni (on Anjouan), Nioumachoua (on Mohéli, and even on the nearby islets), it’s hard to ignore. And it unfortunately tarnishes the beauty of these otherwise stunning spots.
That said, you can still find secluded micro-bays, protected and remote, where this isn’t an issue. And where there are hotels—like in Petite Itsandra in Moroni, in front of Laka Lodge in Nioumachoua, Trou du Prophète, or even Chomoni (though the surrounding areas are so littered...)—the beaches are cleaned, so...
So why go? Why still love it despite all this? Well, first, the Comorians themselves—that’s already essential and probably the main reason. Then there’s the breathtaking topography: the imposing Karthala, the dizzying peaks and cliffs of Anjouan, vast ravines, a tortured geology covered in lush nature, and Mohéli, much more serene and gentle, blanketed in spice plants and trees with names that make you dream, like an open-air spice market. The flora across the islands—the fields, trees, scents: clove trees, cinnamon trees, lychee, mango, cardamom, nutmeg, vanilla, coconut palms, banana trees, coffee plants, cocoa... A profusion of green dotted with red, white, and yellow berries and flowers... The seabeds are stunning in many places, and there are some beautiful beaches/oceanfront spots, especially near Trou du Prophète (but not only there). The history and culture—between traditional festivals, but especially the medinas with their staircases, covered passages, palaces, and mosques that create Escher-like constructions. I love wandering through them for hours, stumbling upon an unlikely shop, a more or less philosophical saying like "pain is a warning," "a promise is a debt," or the less original "little by little, the bird makes its nest." A grocery store, women negotiating freshly caught fish (usually tuna, immediately cut and ready to sell), kids playing, old men playing checkers, a call to prayer... In Moroni, Mutsamudu, and Domoni, I spent most of my "urban" time.
If anyone’s interested—though given the hype about Comoros on the forum, I doubt it—but if you need info on accommodation across the three islands, some restaurants, or sites to visit, don’t hesitate to ask.
This message is another message in a bottle (one more, if I dare...) for the Comoros destination.
Malagasy visa: cost and procedure
Hey Fellow Travelers,
I was caught off guard when the Malagasy consulate in Scandinavia informed me they don’t issue entry visas for Madagascar—what’s the point of a consulate, I wonder! They advised me to apply at the Malagasy embassy in London. So, I started filling out the online form, but the price for the visa made me do a double-take: nearly 200 €!
But apparently, you can also get it on arrival! Has anyone tried this before? I’d love to know if the process takes a long time (I’ll be landing in Nosy Be, exhausted after nearly 15 hours of travel), what the cost is, and—since corruption isn’t just a word—whether you absolutely have to grease the palm of the official(s). This is because I almost took the next flight back when I arrived in a country I won’t name. Even though all my documents were in order—passport, visa, vaccinations, hotel reservation—the immigration officer initially refused to stamp my passport. I later found out I was supposed to slip at least $10 into the document when presenting it... Thanks! /d
I was caught off guard when the Malagasy consulate in Scandinavia informed me they don’t issue entry visas for Madagascar—what’s the point of a consulate, I wonder! They advised me to apply at the Malagasy embassy in London. So, I started filling out the online form, but the price for the visa made me do a double-take: nearly 200 €!
But apparently, you can also get it on arrival! Has anyone tried this before? I’d love to know if the process takes a long time (I’ll be landing in Nosy Be, exhausted after nearly 15 hours of travel), what the cost is, and—since corruption isn’t just a word—whether you absolutely have to grease the palm of the official(s). This is because I almost took the next flight back when I arrived in a country I won’t name. Even though all my documents were in order—passport, visa, vaccinations, hotel reservation—the immigration officer initially refused to stamp my passport. I later found out I was supposed to slip at least $10 into the document when presenting it... Thanks! /d
Our trip recap: searching for primates in Uganda
Hi everyone,
As I mentioned a few days ago in the comments on ArXplorateur’s post (https://voyageforum.com/forum/deux-semaines-en-ouganda-en-solo-en-transports-d10553168/) —which was the first to reopen the forum’s Africa section—I wanted to share our feedback on our three weeks in Uganda. We recently traveled between late August and mid-September with the Mpolampola agency, which many of you know, run by Paul. I’m editing a one-hour film about this trip, which I’ll be uploading soon to our travel-focused YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/@lolodetoul54
It’s almost finished and ready to be uploaded.
We planned an ambitious itinerary (maybe *too* ambitious?).
Here’s the breakdown of our packed schedule:
D0 Saturday 24/08: Departure from Paris to Uganda via Kigali with Rwandair D1 Sunday 25/08: Arrival in Entebbe Sunday morning. Departure for Lake Mburo National Park. Night at Rwakobo Lodge D2 Monday 26/08: Lake Mburo National Park. Walking safari and boat tour of the lake. Night at Rwakobo Lodge D3 Tuesday 27/08: Departure for Lake Bunyonyi. Night at Birdnest Overseas D4 Wednesday 28/08: Boat and walking tour of the lake, then drive to Lake Mutanda Lodge D5 Thursday 29/08: Hike to see the golden monkeys, then departure for Nkuringo Bwindi Gorilla Lodge D6 Friday 30/08: Hike to see the gorillas. Night again at Nkuringo Bwindi Gorilla Lodge D7 Saturday 31/08: Drive to Queen Elizabeth National Park. Night at Twin Lakes Safari Lodge D8 Sunday 01/09: Vehicle safari and boat tour on the Kazinga Channel. Night at Twin Lakes Safari Lodge D9 Monday 02/09: Drive to Kibale Forest and walk around Crater Lake. Night at Isunga Lodge D10 Tuesday 03/09: Chimpanzee trek in Kibale Forest and walk in Bigodi Swamp. Night at Isunga Lodge D11 Wednesday 04/09: On the road to Murchison Falls National Park. Walking tour with rhinos at Ziwa Rhino Sanctuary. Night at Murchison River Lodge D12 Thursday 05/09: Vehicle safari in Murchison Falls National Park and boat ride to the falls. Night at Murchison River Lodge D13 Friday 06/09: Drive to Chobe Lodge by the Nile D14 Saturday 07/09: Long road trip to Kidepo Valley National Park. Night at Adere Lodge D15 & D16: Safari in Kidepo Valley National Park. Nights at Adere Lodge D17 Tuesday 10/09: Very long drive to Sipi Falls (Mount Elgon). Night at Lacam Lodge D18 Wednesday 11/09: Visit to the falls, then drive to Jinja (source of the Nile). Night at Haven Lodge D19 Thursday 12/09: Drive to Kampala. Night at Latitude 0. D20 Friday 13/09: Discovering shoebills in Mabamba Swamp. Evening flight back to France via Kigali, Rwanda.
That’s the teaser done! I’ll be back with more details soon. Looking forward to sharing! Loïc
As I mentioned a few days ago in the comments on ArXplorateur’s post (https://voyageforum.com/forum/deux-semaines-en-ouganda-en-solo-en-transports-d10553168/) —which was the first to reopen the forum’s Africa section—I wanted to share our feedback on our three weeks in Uganda. We recently traveled between late August and mid-September with the Mpolampola agency, which many of you know, run by Paul. I’m editing a one-hour film about this trip, which I’ll be uploading soon to our travel-focused YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/@lolodetoul54
It’s almost finished and ready to be uploaded.
We planned an ambitious itinerary (maybe *too* ambitious?).
Here’s the breakdown of our packed schedule:
D0 Saturday 24/08: Departure from Paris to Uganda via Kigali with Rwandair D1 Sunday 25/08: Arrival in Entebbe Sunday morning. Departure for Lake Mburo National Park. Night at Rwakobo Lodge D2 Monday 26/08: Lake Mburo National Park. Walking safari and boat tour of the lake. Night at Rwakobo Lodge D3 Tuesday 27/08: Departure for Lake Bunyonyi. Night at Birdnest Overseas D4 Wednesday 28/08: Boat and walking tour of the lake, then drive to Lake Mutanda Lodge D5 Thursday 29/08: Hike to see the golden monkeys, then departure for Nkuringo Bwindi Gorilla Lodge D6 Friday 30/08: Hike to see the gorillas. Night again at Nkuringo Bwindi Gorilla Lodge D7 Saturday 31/08: Drive to Queen Elizabeth National Park. Night at Twin Lakes Safari Lodge D8 Sunday 01/09: Vehicle safari and boat tour on the Kazinga Channel. Night at Twin Lakes Safari Lodge D9 Monday 02/09: Drive to Kibale Forest and walk around Crater Lake. Night at Isunga Lodge D10 Tuesday 03/09: Chimpanzee trek in Kibale Forest and walk in Bigodi Swamp. Night at Isunga Lodge D11 Wednesday 04/09: On the road to Murchison Falls National Park. Walking tour with rhinos at Ziwa Rhino Sanctuary. Night at Murchison River Lodge D12 Thursday 05/09: Vehicle safari in Murchison Falls National Park and boat ride to the falls. Night at Murchison River Lodge D13 Friday 06/09: Drive to Chobe Lodge by the Nile D14 Saturday 07/09: Long road trip to Kidepo Valley National Park. Night at Adere Lodge D15 & D16: Safari in Kidepo Valley National Park. Nights at Adere Lodge D17 Tuesday 10/09: Very long drive to Sipi Falls (Mount Elgon). Night at Lacam Lodge D18 Wednesday 11/09: Visit to the falls, then drive to Jinja (source of the Nile). Night at Haven Lodge D19 Thursday 12/09: Drive to Kampala. Night at Latitude 0. D20 Friday 13/09: Discovering shoebills in Mabamba Swamp. Evening flight back to France via Kigali, Rwanda.
That’s the teaser done! I’ll be back with more details soon. Looking forward to sharing! Loïc
Roadtrip côte ouest des USA
Hello à vous tous cher Voyagiste, me voilà en prévision d'un voyage sur la COTES OUEST DES USA en Juillet 2021.
Je suis en fauteuil roulant électrique (j'aurais 31 ans à la période du séjour) et je part avec ma mère (qui aura elle 59 ans).
Je vous présente un première idée du Road Trip.
Je voudrais avoir vos avis concernant le temps de trajet, l'itinéraire, et si vous aviez des recommandations aux niveaux des hôtels (accessible bien entendu), des sociétés de location de véhicule accessible !
Arrivée à Los Angeles : Dodo sur place !
Lendemain : Départ direction Parc national de Joshua Tree (yucca à gogoooooo) (Los Angeles à Parc national de Joshua Tree = 2H10)
Dodo vers Needles (Parc national de Joshua Tree à Needles = 2H10)
Direction Grand Canyon (Needles à Grand Canyon Village = 3H45)
Dodo sur place
Visite du Grand Canyon (hélicoptères ?)
Dodo sur place
Direction Monument Valley (Grand Canyon Village à Monument Valley = 4H30)
Dodo sur place
Découverte des lieux plus plus plus
Direction Antelope Canyon – Upper (Monument Valley à Antelope Canyon = 1H50)
Visite du lieu
Direction Page (Antelope Canyon à Page 15 minutes)
Dodo sur place
Visite du lac Powel + barrage
Direction Las Vegas (Page à Las Vegas = 4H30)
Dodo sur place
Aller voir : ATM aquarium télé. (3451 W Martin Ave C, Las Vegas)
Visite de Las Vegas
Dodo sur place
Visite de Las Vegas
Dodo sur place
Direction San Francisco
Las Vegas à Death Valley à Olancha = 4H00
Dodo sur place
Olancha à Lee Vining à Traversée du parc de Yosemite à Groveland = 4H40
Dodo sur place
Groveland à San Francisco = 3H00
Visite de San Francisco
Dodo sur place
Visite de San Francisco
Dodo sur place
Visite de San Francisco
Dodo sur place
Visite de San Francisco
Dodo sur place
Visite de San Francisco
Dodo sur place
Direction San Simeon par la Pacific Coast Highway, également appelée Highway 1.
Bixby Creek Bridge (gros pont en arche), on y passe dessus par la route Cabrillo Hwy. (Depuis San Francisco 2H30)
McWay Waterfall (chute d’eau / cascade dans l’océan pacifique) accès PMR ! (Depuis San Francisco 3H00)
Friends Of The Elephant Seal (éléphants de mer) route Cabrillo Hwy, parking gratuit. (Plaza del Cavalier, 250 San Simeon Ave Suite 3B, San Simeon). (Depuis San Francisco 4H30)
Dodo sur place
Direction Sequoia National Park's Tunnel Log (tunnel à travers un séquoia) / (Crescent Meadow Rd, Sequoia National Park)
General Sherman (plus grand séquoia) / (route – 198 - General Hwy) (San Simeon à Sequoia = 3H50)
Dodo sur place
Direction Los Angeles (Sequoia à Los Angeles = 4H20)
Visite de Los Angeles
Dodo sur place
Visite de Los Angeles
Dodo sur place
Visite de Los Angeles
Dodo sur place
Visite de Los Angeles
Dodo sur place
Visite de Los Angeles
Dodo sur place
Visite de Los Angeles
Dodo sur place
à Départ France !!!
Je vous remercie pour vos conseil / suggestions ! Voyagement vôtre.
Je suis en fauteuil roulant électrique (j'aurais 31 ans à la période du séjour) et je part avec ma mère (qui aura elle 59 ans).
Je vous présente un première idée du Road Trip.
Je voudrais avoir vos avis concernant le temps de trajet, l'itinéraire, et si vous aviez des recommandations aux niveaux des hôtels (accessible bien entendu), des sociétés de location de véhicule accessible !
Arrivée à Los Angeles : Dodo sur place !
Lendemain : Départ direction Parc national de Joshua Tree (yucca à gogoooooo) (Los Angeles à Parc national de Joshua Tree = 2H10)
Dodo vers Needles (Parc national de Joshua Tree à Needles = 2H10)
Direction Grand Canyon (Needles à Grand Canyon Village = 3H45)
Dodo sur place
Visite du Grand Canyon (hélicoptères ?)
Dodo sur place
Direction Monument Valley (Grand Canyon Village à Monument Valley = 4H30)
Dodo sur place
Découverte des lieux plus plus plus
Direction Antelope Canyon – Upper (Monument Valley à Antelope Canyon = 1H50)
Visite du lieu
Direction Page (Antelope Canyon à Page 15 minutes)
Dodo sur place
Visite du lac Powel + barrage
Direction Las Vegas (Page à Las Vegas = 4H30)
Dodo sur place
Aller voir : ATM aquarium télé. (3451 W Martin Ave C, Las Vegas)
Visite de Las Vegas
Dodo sur place
Visite de Las Vegas
Dodo sur place
Direction San Francisco
Las Vegas à Death Valley à Olancha = 4H00
Dodo sur place
Olancha à Lee Vining à Traversée du parc de Yosemite à Groveland = 4H40
Dodo sur place
Groveland à San Francisco = 3H00
Visite de San Francisco
Dodo sur place
Visite de San Francisco
Dodo sur place
Visite de San Francisco
Dodo sur place
Visite de San Francisco
Dodo sur place
Visite de San Francisco
Dodo sur place
Direction San Simeon par la Pacific Coast Highway, également appelée Highway 1.
Bixby Creek Bridge (gros pont en arche), on y passe dessus par la route Cabrillo Hwy. (Depuis San Francisco 2H30)
McWay Waterfall (chute d’eau / cascade dans l’océan pacifique) accès PMR ! (Depuis San Francisco 3H00)
Friends Of The Elephant Seal (éléphants de mer) route Cabrillo Hwy, parking gratuit. (Plaza del Cavalier, 250 San Simeon Ave Suite 3B, San Simeon). (Depuis San Francisco 4H30)
Dodo sur place
Direction Sequoia National Park's Tunnel Log (tunnel à travers un séquoia) / (Crescent Meadow Rd, Sequoia National Park)
General Sherman (plus grand séquoia) / (route – 198 - General Hwy) (San Simeon à Sequoia = 3H50)
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Direction Los Angeles (Sequoia à Los Angeles = 4H20)
Visite de Los Angeles
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Visite de Los Angeles
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Visite de Los Angeles
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Visite de Los Angeles
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Visite de Los Angeles
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Visite de Los Angeles
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à Départ France !!!
Je vous remercie pour vos conseil / suggestions ! Voyagement vôtre.
Bloqué à Madagascar en attente d'une solution
Bonjour
L'un de mes amis est bloqué à Madagascar depuis plus de 2 mois
On lui avait laissé entendre un avion pour le 24/4. Finalement cet avion a été totalement réservé par d'autres pays Européens. L'Ambassade de France lui demande de ne plus les ennuyer, et de "prendre son mal en patience"
Il est très fatigué par les conditions climatiques, et le fait de ne pas entrevoir de solution à court et moyen terme
D'autres personnes dans cette situation? Entraide possible pour en sortir? Merci
Mise en demeure pour 57 compagnies aériennes qui ne remboursent pas
UFC que choisir met en demeure 57 compagnies qui ne remboursent pas les vols annulés.
https://www.air-journal.fr/2020-04-24-lufc-que-choisir-met-en-demeure-des-compagnies-aeriennes-qui-ne-remboursent-pas-les-vols-annules-5219751.html
https://www.air-journal.fr/2020-04-24-lufc-que-choisir-met-en-demeure-des-compagnies-aeriennes-qui-ne-remboursent-pas-les-vols-annules-5219751.html
